Whitchurch Design Statement

The distinctive character of Whitchurch, Hampshire, UK

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    • Section 1 – The WDS
      • Illustration: Historical influences
      • What is the WDS?
      • Why does Whitchurch need a design statement?
      • Who is the design statement for?
      • How to use the design statement
      • How was the design statement compiled?
    • Section 2 – Historical Influences
      • Early history
      • The inter-war period
      • Post World War 2
      • Present-day Whitchurch
    • Section 3 – Landscape Setting and Shape of Whitchurch
      • Northern Setting
      • Eastern Setting
      • Southern Setting
      • Western Setting
      • Approaches and gateways to the town and parish
      • Viewpoints and scenic stretches in Whitchurch
      • The shape of the parish and town of Whitchurch
      • Local issues and concerns
      • Guidelines for the Setting and Shape of Whitchurch
    • Section 4 – The Built Environment
      • Building form and materials
      • Settlement pattern
        • Historical period: before 1918
        • Inter-war period: 1918 – 1945
        • Post-war period: 1945 – early 1970s
        • Modern period: early 1970s – present day
      • Industrial and commercial development
      • Town Services
      • Educational and leisure areas
      • The built environment outside the town
      • Materials and features
      • Summary of the built environment
      • Other Local issues and concerns
      • Buildings Valued but Unlisted
      • Unlisted Old Structures Behind Modern Facades
      • Guidelines for the Built Environment
    • Section 5 – Road and Footpath Networks
      • Roads
      • Footpaths
      • Local issues and concerns
        • Vehicle traffic
        • Parking
      • Guidelines for Roads and Footpaths
    • Section 6 – Open Space
      • Open countryside
      • Trees and hedgerows within the parish and the town
        • Feature groups of trees
        • Feature specimen trees
      • Informal open spaces
      • Green corridors
        • The disused railway line
        • The River Test
      • Recreational open spaces in the town
        • Active recreation
        • Play areas
      • Allotments/organic smallholding
      • Private gardens
      • Local issues and concerns
      • Guidelines for Open Space
    • Section 7 – Street Furniture and Lighting
      • Guidelines for Street Furniture and Lighting
      • Street Furniture
      • Road signage
      • Street features and local detail
      • Lighting
    • Section 8 – Compiling the Whitchurch Design Statement
      • Taking the local pulse
      • Acknowledgements
      • Sources of information
      • The Whitchurch Design Statement Team
      • Photo Collage
  • Evidence File
  • Links

Illustration: Historical influences

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  • Welcome
  • The WDS
    • Section 1 - The WDS
      • Illustration: Historical influences
      • What is the WDS?
      • Why does Whitchurch need a design statement?
      • Who is the design statement for?
      • How to use the design statement
      • How was the design statement compiled?
    • Section 2 - Historical Influences
    • Section 3 - Landscape Setting and Shape of Whitchurch
    • Section 4 - The Built Environment
    • Section 5 - Road and Footpath Networks
    • Section 6 - Open Space
    • Section 7 - Street Furniture and Lighting
    • Section 8 - Compiling the Whitchurch Design Statement
  • Evidence File
  • Links

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